Findings back link between anticholingerics and dementia
The association is stronger in patients aged under 80

Prescribing certain anticholinergic medications to middle-aged or older patients may increase their risk of developing dementia, researchers have warned.
Drawing on general practice data, UK researchers investigated the association between exposure to 56 different anticholinergics and dementia development among nearly 59,000 cases and 225,500 controls.